A fluid is flowing through a pipe that constricts to half its initial radius as shown in the figure. If the fluid enters the wide end of the pipe with a speed v, what is the speed of the fluid in the narrow end? 'R R/2 4 2v 4v

A fluid is flowing through a pipe that constricts to half its initial radius as shown in the figure. If the fluid enters the wide end of the pipe with a speed v, what is the speed of the fluid in the narrow end? 'R R/2 4 2v 4v

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